The Grand Prix Drivers Association has paid tribute to Jules Bianchi, and vowed to continue its push to improve safety in the sport.

The organisation said in a statement: “Formula 1 has lost a great talent, a great man and a great friend today. Twenty-one years after the deaths of Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger, we have now lost Jules, who has died as a direct consequence of an on track accident.

“It is at times like this that we are brutally reminded of how dangerous racing still remains. Despite considerable improvements, we, the Grand Prix drivers, owe it to the racing community, to the lost ones and to Jules, his family and friends, to never relent in improving safety.

One response to “GPDA vows to continue push for F1 safety”

Well, they had a godsend in the very recent Arrivabene/Massa howler.
Did they exploit that as part of the “Pedestrian Safety” element of their campaign?
Like %@/* they did! Not even when it went viral.